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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28

No. l. 81 50a10 90; No s. half barrels. SC 00a7 90;
NO. 7I1S 90 He.ring-No. l, 20c; scaled,
Flo Market steady; demand moderate
We quote: Superfine, 50 so; extra, So S5a4 90;
fancy, - 9Oa5 90; choice patent, S. 25ao 75;
family, 81 50a4 IS.
FGUfr-Lemons- Stock full and demand light.
We quote; 81 15a1 %. Oranges-Market fairly
supplied. demand lighter; FIordaS, So 50a3 25
Apples-Scarce and poor; good shipping stock,
GRAIN--Con- Market steady; demand light.
We quote White corn, job lots. G316c: carload
lots Gll3c mixed corn, job lots G2c carload lots
G9c oats steady; good demand. We quote:
Mixed oats, dc; carload lots, 44c. Bran, 81 05.
Meal 6Sl6c; Georgia grist, per sack, 81 90; grist,
per bushel, G7lsc.
HAy--IarkeC steady, with a fair demand;
stock ample. We quote job lots; Western, 81;
carload lots, soc; Eastern, none; Northern,
none
HIDES, Wool, Erc- Hides-Market duh; re-
ceipts light; dry flint. 13jac; salted, 11l9c; dry
butcher, 919c. Wool-Market nominal; prime
in bales, 27c; bury, 10al5c. Wax, 1Sc. Tallow,
3S4c Deer skins, flint, zoe; sailed, l6c, Otter
IaoN-Market firm; swede 41sa5c; refined,
234c.
LARD-Market is steady; in tierces, 73sc; sob
tins, TIC.
LINE, CALcINEp PLASTER AND CEMENr-Ala-
baua lamp lime is in fair demand and is selling
at 81 30 per barrel; Georgia, 81 80; calcined
plaster, y 50 per barrel; hair, &c; Rosendale
cement, 81 30; Portland cement So.
al i
bon, 81 50a5 80: rvs Al 50a6 G3. rerfifad n "a,
s. Ales unchanyed and In good demand
NAILS = Market firm. Fair de.
mand. We quote; Sd, 81 90: "A and id. "a rs.
Cd. SO 10; Sd, 50 IS; l0d to 60d. 82 so Der kee,
Nt-rs-Almonds. Tarrarona. t9a2jr. Tyicas
17alSc; wanutS. French, l2c: Naples 16c; pc
cans. lOc; Brazil Zoe: tiIbarts ice: coronnuts
Baracoa S. % Der 100
Ous-Market firm; demand good Signal
45c; West Virginia black. 0a10c: lard 5Sr;
headlight. 15c; Kerosene, Toe: water white,
1870; neatsfoot, 65a9Oc; machinery. 25a30c
linSeed raw 41c: boiled soc: mineral seal 1tjc
freproOf lS,,: hOmelipht 1Sc
ONIoNs-.Donlestic. almost nominal: Northern
stock sprouty and unreliable, 81 Is per crate
barrels 50 so: bermuda crates 81 so.
PoTAToEs- Northern, 81 75a3 % per barrel:
new 81 O0as 90.
PEAs-Dcmand light; COW peas mixed. 75a
SOC; clay, 81 GOAL Is; specified 81 coal 10; black
eye 81 25al 50 white crowoler 81 50a1 Is.
PRTNrs~Turkish sac: French Sc
RAGsfNs-De,nand light; market steady: loose
new Muscatel. 81 90; layers. 81 20 per box: Lon
don layers, So so per box
Gr4or DroN Al. l,,,nly = 65
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY, April %, 1888.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Gyller (Norl, HalvorSen, Rotterdam
Strachan q Co.
Schr Annie 5 Connant. Blatchford, Boston
Jos Roberts & Co.
Schr Elwood Burton, Warrington, Philadel-
phia-Jos Roberts & Co.
Schr Maggie Lawrence, Grace, Darien, In
ballast, TO load for Philadelphia A Roberts
& Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28

was active and strong at or near the best figures
of the day. The total business was 362 900
shares. The active list, almost without
exception, is higher this evening, several stocks
for per cent. and more and others for fractional
amounts. Tie following are the closing quota
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Angesea, ], April 25-Schr Emily f Nor
than, from Norfolk for Now York, before re-
ported ashore on Seven Mile Beach, will be float
ed tonight
More6ead City, N C, April 25-The U s light
house and buoy tender Laurel, Capt Cosrrove,
from Key West bound for New York, has put in
here for repairs. She blew hole in her boiler
off Sombrero, and was detained twelve hours in
patching up and repairing Had very heavy
weather all The way and the barometer was
lower than Capt Cosgrove had seen it in three
years
Lewis, Darien. Ga, for New Haven, with yellow
pine, reports while coming through Hell Gate
struck ON the ledge ON the west side of Black
hour The jackson is now alongside the City
Island wharf and will have steam pump 10
keep her free until she gets to destination. She
is half full of water.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28
EXPORTS.

Per bark Gyller CNor), for Rotterdam-3,360
bbls rosn, weighing l. 1856 pounds; 1924 white
oak staves-Paterson Downing & Co.
Per schr Annie Connant, for Boston-322, IA
feet p p lumber-Stillwell, Pike q Miller.
Per schr Elwood Burton, for Philadelphia
292, 1853 feet D lumber X Clarke q Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Katie, Bevill Augusta and way land
ings--J G Medlock, Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28

Jacksonville, April 25-Cleared. stmr City OF
Monticello, Creaser, Curacao; schrs Henry n
Clark, Haig, Bermuda; John S Davis, Green,
Albany, n Y.
Key West, April 25-Arived, stmr Mascotte,
Hanlou, Havana
New Haven, April 23-Arrived schr Robert
Morgan, CrosSey, Doboy.
Pensacola, April 23-Arrived banks Rainbow
(Br), Healy, Cardiff; 25th, Due Cognati utal,
Hozzo Leghorn; Providence X Utah, Razeto,
Montevideo
Cleared 18th, barks Monte A QtaD, Passalazna
Newport; Unione Utah, Percea, Genoa.
Port Royal, S G, April 25--Arrived stmr Ro5-
send Castle tBr), Richards, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, April 25-Auived, schrs Robt
Barr, Ireland Brunswick; Three Sisters, Simp-
son, st Simons bark Altamaha, Pray, Darien,
Ga.
Satilla River, Ga, April 21-Arrived, schr Flora
Condor, French, Philadelphia
Vineyard Haven, April 23-Arrived, Schr Ring
Dove Marston, RocklanG for st Augustine and
sailed 9th.
New York, April s7-Arrived, stmrs Nevada
and Italy, Liverpool.
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BANKS.
BANKS.
DANIEL MANNING, PIT. CONRAD N. JORDAN, V.P't.
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. Anril Il. 1887.

New York, April H. 1887.
PREPARATORY to opening this bank for
L business at its rooms in the Equitable Build
ing, in the City Of New York, on Tuesday, May
10, 1887, it's Board of Directors has this day
called in the balance due ON the capital stock,
% per cent, payable on Monday, May 2, 1887.
T. BLANkENHORN, Cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28

R1cE-The market continues strong but not
motahlv higher. There was a good demand,
Ef offerings were light. The sales for the
lay were 800 barrels, at about quotations, as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28

VEGETABLES BY Steam-(By special contract)
To New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
more, standard crates, 20c; barrels, 40c. With
out the contract crates, Doc; barrels, 73c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-28
SAVANNAH MARKET.
nrr1cr oF THE MORNING NEWS,

Cao JsIaud-The market was very quiet, but
~, and unchanged. There were no sales
49, Last sales were at quotations, as
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

al Polsse Csaxs fsss@s ssy .sssr@i Ia
tsxessiax easas EsssiP1s ><sS-se
wnea ths eaee.s q the Police saart
naseta1sfy bsksa % fsseiTs q oelosk
yssisfsa nsofoisE lhs cgaFi reoaa present
e. liFs.y appssTsscs. Bssies q s1< osoai
meade xeEs sroapst - lQtsfsals made ths
Fsillag All a3ons ne llTy roon -~-J Jeszs
Holnss s54gsts.t rs glasses witb sr e7sna-
s.i ar TozsF syes girame1 Al tee prospects
81 ha2dh8g = rcIl of tns gFeSn. snd ths
handseue bsiIit asa ned secicsi exPTfs
sen ard refused - Be mzshes. Geo.
Spsng Nzs tbs nrst oFsBoer allied before
His H0noy sBd being Charged slio a.
sxxrzxssed esss q drunk aud disofdsfiy BE
as naed SO sni - = costs. @hieh
he Taid lanes Toltea 3 .ese7d not guilty
- charge of dsordsf.y and be siu
have A besruz toc4y.-tmma Rogers. Who
wss arrested saturday pisht on 4 charge of
kseKlng a house VI ~ tsms wa The hfs.
femaie ARA gnsd Her fne .zs placed 81
80 sBd g. s. costs. or three ulonths ia
I4u A xnss CsrpenIeT keeper ofths farm.
a Glsseaalzble house OF Mcconnell 81.
Who ~as charged With enuclng young
siEl e reside in her house. changed her
plea 20 guilty and paid So 81 David
payy and John Le3yard raid Sl2 each for
visiting house OF ill-iame Saturday
night Lizzie Moore aud Ada Morse PAID
50 each for residing al the ~Fsrm. '-hittis
Allen. Anule Baker Myrtle Celeste, Ida
Hsskins, Maud Rivers, May smith ana
IOttie wilson, all inmates Of the place kept
By Emma Rogers pleaded guilty % residing
in house Of iil-fsms. and paid Si3 each
for the Ot<nse. Edwip A. stone. charged
with committing al assault and battery on
bis stepson was nned SIX cents and COSTS.
amounting 70 ss.o5. which he paid. LAmSF-
dina Haas. the title girl charged with abus'
ing her steffLiher. as discharged from Gus
tocy THE case of Nellie Hedges, Tor
keeIing house Of lli-fsme, was adjourned
until tomorrow 49, William Scott and Eliza
Jane Randall were srraIgnst OF a charge OF
lewd and lascivious cohabistion. They
both pleaded not gssity, and their
examination wss al oIourned 10 July u
The case o. Edward Willard, CHARGED with
Larceny more tnan s25, was called and ad-
lOurnsd until his morLing.--Beni.
Smith was tried before Jury for keeping
his saloon opea on Sunday and verdict OF
not guilty returned .-- Bessie Mason. the
young eirl found residing a the Farm
and charged with being q disorderly per
SOD. was sentenced TO the Reform School at
Adnsn until she is II years Of age The
examination of George ATadt charged with
stealing some $50 from Daniel nytzama last
Friday night was begun. two witnesses for
the prosecUuon teing examined, when II
was adjourned until today.-The case OF
Annie Rose charged with keeping house
OF ill-fame was tried before jury In the
afternoon. Prosecuting Attorney Clay appear
ing for the people and L. A. Ward for he
defense. The usual amount of evidence
was given by the police officers, and the
jury after celebrating about two minutes
returned a verdict of guilty, and the de-
fendant will be sentenced this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12
WEST SIDE NOTES.

A large number Of West Sders enjoyed
themselves hugely at Weirich's farm, IN
Waller, Sunday afternoon and evening.
Two unruly individuals nearly spoiled the
days sport, by engaging IN hght. and
they now carry around bloody noses and
black eyes as trophies OF their skill in the
manly AT.
The Subscribers of the capital stock of the
new gravel road VIII hold meeting at
Roses Hall, on West Bridse-st.. this after
noon. when they Will put their signatures
on the book and pay in their five per cent
A beard Of directors and officers will be
elected.
The remains of Edward Shanahan, the
man VINO died Sunday at the residence of
M Emperor on Butterworth ave-, from
Injuries which he received on the railroad
last spring we're removed yesterday 10 New
York State for interment.
Geo. Zellner. OF 255 Broadway, who has
been operator at the d., g. Ii. q NJ. juno
lion for the past four years has been pro-
noted 10 ticket agent at Co0peryille, and
lett TOR that place yesterday.
George Brstt, of Tie Werlich Brewing
Company, who has been laid mp Tor some
tine with a lame foot, has had another re
lapse, but he is again able 10 move about
with the aid OF crutches.
There is a warrant out for the arrest of
Mrs. Beck mann. o. 81 Davis-st.. on Com
plant OF y G. Diamond, who alleges she
tuiIed n revolver on him.
&. r. Kellogg. the popular West Bridge
It. druggis, has gone 10 Petoskey 10 attend
the Druggists Convention which IS being
held there this week.
The funeral Of John Podlawski. who died
Saturday night. viii occur from MS late
residence on jefferson 81. at O'Clock this
morning.
The funeral OF the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Area E.sfon occurred yesterday after
noon from toe residence, IL South Front
81.
John K1mpma, q Hollander yesterday
IN lumplng irOm freight train near
rourth-st., tell and broke MS right wrist.
Next Thursday the Vest 81 e lodge os
Good iemDi-fs vil bic themselves to
Reeds Lake Tor Gay s recreation.
Jonah Holmes OF the Delaney Block. n
West Bridge-st., he1 two Oi bis nngsfs
smsseea while couping cars.
Nj and Mrs. T.. Guenthsf, of AS Turner
81 leave iais 70 rning for the northern re-
sorts, 10 D. gone two weeks.
r. w. Noere graduate OF tie Univers-
lty, ) tte guest ~ his 0ld chuni, Reuben
omItn, Ct o,ocsing 81.
Myra Robinson. o. Scribner.st.. who has
been sPeauiag lev dsys az Chicago. has
returned home.
Mss Ca,assns Mills or Buffllo. y y. IS
the guest of MRS. ). k. buman. oi West ful-
fou-st
Mss Sadie Laraway. Of Jsc<son-si.. left
yeStsT a. To- 3 shors Wiz a. Font Wayne
Ind.
Miss Hattie Hull. Of Tort Huron is visi.-
i>g his. "a. y. CurUss. 0f suu mer-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12
FOOD aouLT6RATios.
Very tnportsst Dsstsaoa ~ Pren.tsest
State aud taiserssty seemssts


State saa taiserssty seentsts.
Among them PEofS Collier. Chemist ia
chef q The lnited S.stes Department ei
Agriculture. Washington. b. -. orowsy Of
Massachusetts,. Rsrker Of Psuasylvanis
Albrecht of the I Blied States Mat, loBis-
lana Egefbsrt. OF Tsxas Hilgsrd OF Cal
lfornis, heys OF Canada and others most
prominently known Ia chemical literature
after sosiecfing brands of baking powder
on the American market 90 thorough
chemical examinsilon. have published their
findings and IL Is important for the people
70 know that the report Of these bygienic
authorities OF the Nation implicstes almost
every brand snsiy1sd ~lth some poison Of
soultesaIiOn, With the exception of Or
Prices Cream Baking PowdeE which for It's
purity and heaithiulness they recommend
for general family use.
Persons dou0li1g the truthfaiRess Of this
can write any OF the Chemists named.
Profs. Austen and WilbeT Profs. Chemis-
try. Rutgers College New Brunswick, n. J.
Prof. George r. Barker, Prof Chemistry.
Universiiy nf Pennsylvania Phlladeipb.s
Pa. Prof Peter Collier. Chef Chemist for
the United States Department Of Agricul-
ture. Washington. p. C. Profs. Hey q Rice.
Psofs. Chemistry. Ontario school Of Pnarm-
scT. Toronto. Canada. Dr. James Albrtcht.
Che mist al the JDited States Mint. New Or
leans, La. Prot. Edgar Everhsrt. Prof
Chemistry, University Of Texas. Austin,
Texas. Prof F. W. Hilgard Prof Chemis-
try, University Of California, Berkeley. Cal.
Prof. 5. W. Mckeown. Analytical Chemis
try. Youngstown, Ohio. DIR. Heinrich Delt-
mef. Analytical Chemist. 81. Louis. NO.
Prof. c. Gilbert Wheeler. late Professor
Chemistry. Chicago I University, Chicago. Iii.
Prof. J. III. Long. Professor Chemistry. Chi
cago Medical College and Chicago College Of
Pharmacy, Chicago, III. Prof @. A. Mari
ner. Analytical Chemist, Chicago. Ill.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12


VI O. Lewis lels yesterday morning for ?
folr week y.sl- ia tbe Llst.
N A rree aad 'smUT viii camp ont a.
Ott.isa Beach .oF q wees or Two.
2 BOYD a0G wife. 0f Cow Boy. Kan.
srs VISITING relatives in this city.
p r. Preston has removed dis laN Office
from Court Block % TIE nev HOussmsn
sgainr.
Mss Gertrude J. Turner of Csntoa. :. y.
is visrins atss Eva T. Masssck, Of io5
Gte csrt-4re.
= Eeerao. 0f Detroit. and 7. Bslling
ton. of Dalss. 4ssas. are IN the city pur-
ehssnE f1rnirus.
At Lay. cf Cascaro. ana member of
Hannah. lay & Co.. sf frsTsrss Gag, vas
in Toe cify Yesterday.
Wal g. Sh7osrs. iats OF Gaylord has
tassn a position wifh 3. :. Harris the
-ou,a Nisisiee street grocer
Nrs. 3 H C1u7bs.l has ooer ca.lsi to
Ben 1a Hsrocr ey be sermons illness cf her
proiasr Who resides tres
Gen. r W Hs Il and wife resurned YES
terstsv from Hd.asd city. where ".
reath was sterc'nS Tor the hsre1s Of aer
oea.th.
freo ~ Bsrnham. waii known old fle-
trllfer rnw rsrre>eutsn- the Indianapolis
car Nauafscturing lompsny. vas IA town
yesterday.
A. 4. Eo'free. Tor s8n's tIrns in TIE sn
r'rr 90 tne c & = rsawsF ta-p. naS
tszsu uoS.lcn witn he hicszo A Indians
coat roa3
John Assies who wss sapcfiafsndrnt u
tbe brick vork IN tha tfv Hsll bss -
taruei ts tae eitg an 15slds % reside aere
Ve-nsuert
PREF Ecgers. G,imerlr tescbsr u 6srnso
in tae cftr scaaotS. nov f the Daio ni-
versifv. Ia she a-y ier q lew day visit
rif1 ifisn1s.
Rev. Charles F.uh-er and family lef for
TIE Iske ~1rsrar ecuntrv yesterday. Tie
gentleman hss a coissxs a. Deer lezs "a the
-icinI,y oi "A Train
Rev. Dr. FsF lsft yesterday for Bali.
r,are I'd rin BIS faui'r. havinz received
wsri thai BIS Two rtldrsu we're ill de
wili s1e-d hs vaea-ion there
Fs HIFer. sar scn,s tirne siave s,ans~e-
and 'nfer.otutor a. Snlft8 0I,srs HOUSE
snd shoe business rlfa kis lss her in-law a.
thieszo.
W e shelley rsfarnef YESTERDAY from a
trr fo tcaisvlis srd Snaiov. fnt sas az
fle 'ettsr tcc eans4l r1eeraE ~ tas Lz<s
Asrflltu-7' tenparv Vas hsid. a1d ae rss
elected ffe.b.eat
Mr ard Nz. Joseph Eouseassn and
daughter .sfi yesterday fsr a two Teess
eaauz s1eng Tn northern Sammsr r.
srrrs. Yisi.inc Na2 s-er Cnskena trsr &
tort srd ffaverse cry
n sn6 MS. WI Haf ~ sn3 isauates
cf - ha1sanl st have sst ceturnet t-ara a
vs. wifh friends ia tie s-ashrrn sa-t If
ere Siass Fhsv srens 80 f8arth a. Cen
s~x.lc snd Thres kiyers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

A eeEsat has bssn rendered Willard
Brigham an indiH snt cut Of ~hom sp-
pears above tomorFos. Wednesday sVea
Ing. Is beiaz the hrst Mr.. Brigham hss
ever lad here, there should Be a rouslog
tasnogt. Such benefit Vas proposed las,
summer. bns owing 10 the death OF ais
father il hat to b postponed. Mr.. Brigham
has been upoa The stage We years, has sp-
psarsd IA many psrts and acquitted himself
WITH credit.
Among the sisrs' BE hss supported are
Z. W kesne Better known as Tom, >
the late lameEted ". E sheridan. Geo C
Min, Joseph Hawor,n. Newton Beers
Marie Prescott and NAY Fortescue
Thsse engagements nave taken him
through the country from Galveston to
Winnipeg from Halifax 20 Dsnver
Anoog tce plays having recent long runs
Is Eugsged. tie play tenasfsd in benefit
which is produced tomorrow evening a;
Powers opera House. This has been sesn
at the Talon square. Madison square and
Old Park. New York rheaters. and the best
Of artists brought 10 IT. Interpretation.
Tbs stage business o; many OF thGse will he
copied az the Performance given here.
Among those who play are AIRS. Laura
r. Dainty, who has appeared here often
and always with success Miss Aggie
Douglass. Mrs. Fred Berger, Maud Clay,
who makes her debut before the footlghts
Jno. ID. Mcintyre. who leaves next morn
Ing for Europe. f. J. Mckttrick, who
played the leading part so..wsll at Miss Kate
walsh's benent last season. and last, but
not lesst. Harry Hubbard, familiar
Harry" whom everybody knows aud
likes. Sale of seats at Spraker & Hoga-
done's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

q r Isr-tsrt wiii iez7e this morning
for CbNsEo Re contsrl rls,cs snoshsr
Ne<'sfn 70. throaz zh the states - Coiora-
% So Oregon Waiie on his .sst trip hs
ssx b. 3rizirs -uekssin sait - Wad Bin
fae aoiea AueTiesu scciit. ari wiif nuT en-
asawCr % proee1e Is. te - rse8 "a tts asi
soecss 81 Bis ~rsat d1uest trsceiv A
Mather Curse Vn-h - - par mon
fks hcsrss rext sFas-1 With c-isss "a
RackV Mauntaia scenery.
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su.'.is ief az Gar lares purchases
81 thest ssapls Fo,as heisrs las a.
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pnoes only 50 inf snesl qislif4
stutrf tuusolen :, ief pis , Dsa..
hicFs. heavy toslon. ~ ~ thin
foe esief t,smnleEs SIRE noA
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sisssco-up Ia s.osF.
for Table Negetah nxhea nesn
lar Quality knE ash xaf.. onlr
impcTheci - cia~f eaausins
hon. l.3rsesi sises va ~. = a. i6f.
hrcskfi1st riates ~ pef sbI flsnc-
sone tee cUfs o. sauerf. ~ eaC&.
fNc ~sier Pitchers Ice. Cf1xmars
- Coul piolc ssslrtElsni - ale.
firsi boo1. NAKED ln plsxs figures
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12
Talk Abou. Nice Work"

Now as Spring is here and everybody
changes tEeir clothing ! would advise you,
ifyou have any work in cleaning and dve-
ing, TO take such where you can get the
best work done atthe lowest prices. Such a
place is the cold and Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. u Canal-st.
y h. Binding, lining and repairing OF
gents clolhing is done with the utmost of
neatness and durability, which is proven
beyond doubt
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12


III ols : esf- Ally sf0s u : paExr. 4be
sTersge msn ~ woEean does Dst pgeessSly
k4s4er feT ~ - = reis bef = hen tsken
ssszes e . bs pF.mp< sefs ana e7ectlse-
y. Pierce Pisssxaf Farga.lv@ fe Lets
issye poihiag - ee desired IA point al
sfecsey snd sci Their acfsoa l. tei&liy
fse froni 49, Hnp3s2ssnt ssnFG0EDs 81
oiszgrssssis s:tss eteels fsFsly ssselzels.
perfectly harmless.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

r r &cCst9e. Of the Earoresu Ha'si.
.sft yesterday f3- Asaia08 WIs. xners he
~i.f lock sts- hss kotsl sa5 O Der Interests
He sis -esasi1 - Ask.s for several
weexs aa1 - r~.s Bseh-ei 9iA eek slter ths
aafosssn IA "a stsence-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vilalizer
is guaranteed TO cure it. c. Il. Westlake,
druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12
JUST A FEN REGULAR GOODS,

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Y fffi be rek snc al IMPROVE "a sliss
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y IL Happens "a fe tAs ses o.S ~ iaetsfs
49, rtr aEc aNut fst rocns h y aa
Ieue nnizk. Wlth lniFf1f Ale hnsu1f
trinuings- Third floor. lskf tlcystsi.
a. a Is oar prise On 1ewark stashrsied
all Climax ftlief with percf il1u ust 4
.,tlI fsnk fsory slzc ana slaie - their
N " llHrgs in stock 1biFc tn0l.
$3.50 "a: = :; =: ~; ]; \ : i: 4. :: & : -:
heiore { ~ tor = iui Three Burn
a. ksnge. hird noor.
m ~ Fo1 he Peerless Ice Cream Freeaer
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k-t-f 5ogE giving eKsa3s a. lo dA1es 20
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trsm ia1ie 1k Inches l0c each.
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70 Cts !: !. ! y; +. 8: 4: ~ !: =. :: s.: s.: +:
lever pisied faucet tGnary
glasses ice pitcher for = oeBis
Complete Nelef . 10 Nstb lumber
and tray from 81 ceuis fof entire
s1t
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

Ms SEQ g. Stskesse ard Nrs. r &.
s. a1er. of tbiS city. and Nrs. =. g. Smi4h.
81 Ns-eng0. i.I. SIS s1s eff ss.erszr sar
let.is sc. 60 SIS t1sir slsses Nrs r. Be-
kar and MTs 4 Nss1 Ms IusT ; Snrifk
81 Na7sr so. su8 Essfer 3 Srekssse we're
a.se 81 tae party. and Hon. Gee 6 stese-
tee vent wffa fhs8 31 his wsg - fstss-
xsy - attend he S5s.s Fharnzossficai
con rentso1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12
MUST BE SOLD WITHIN TEN DAYS.

Pianos and Organs at Your own Price.
We are Obliged to move by July - on ac-
count of remodeling the building we now
occupy. and will sell the following second
hand pianos and organs at your own price
and terms:
square grand Decker Bros. piano.
tihickering
Story & Camp
Rose & Son
kimbsll -
UPRIGHT Newton Piano, but little USED
/ Prince organ.
Story & Clark organ, upright, mahogany
case.
] Shoninger organ. with bells.
! Mason & Hamlin organ.
/ Beattie organ, 2S stops.
l Buldett, with pedal bass and gilt pipe
top.
Good melodeons s..
Call at olce for bargains.
Large stock of new pianos and organs.
w. w. kIMBALL Co,
8 Canal-st.
Up one fight of stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

n you ron t0ork. announce Il through the
columns or wa,lts wkich are read daiiy IN the
TeieHGm- Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12

Ioa oaH i'sY end seR bg patroAi-inq me- ,eqnt
h-.Hso,s o. tals yoursdi, Rad the "ucats' on
te0 second page.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12
Up one fight of stairs.

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee II.